The New Yorker

[Sawin]

You know...it is always easy to make black powder and cast lead balls. I plan to get a couple Walker replicas at some point as well as an in-line modern rifle alone with a percussion cap 50.

I've often wondered about this myself, but how does one make their own black powder?

[merl]

I've often wondered about this myself, but how does one make their own black powder?

I did it as a kid with stuff from chemistry sets and drug store. For something that "works" just grind the stuff up & mix well. for works well it takes more effort. Still have all my fingers though did get a good burn once screwing with it.

Here is a start
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=347898

[Bailey Guns]

I thought this thread was going to about The New Yorker magazine. I have about as much interest in the Mossberg version as I do the magazine.

[hatidua]

That's very nearly the ugliest rifle I've ever seen!

[griebel303]

Tactical lever action eh? I think its definitely aimed at the zombie/apocalypse crowd

[blacklabel]

Tactical lever action eh? I think its definitely aimed at the zombie/apocalypse crowd

It's missing a chainsaw and Eotech with a bio hazard reticle.

[griebel303]

It's missing a chainsaw and Eotech with a bio hazard reticle.

Haha I knew there was something missing, I just couldn't pinpoint it. Definitely needs a chainsaw on it

[Dingo]

Somebody needs to put that poor gun down. As in euthanize it. If it could talk, I'm sure that's what such a horror would ask for.

[Ghosty]

Looks like something you should see in that "Cowboys & Aliens" movie.

[MED]

I think this is a good marketing strategy. Label these the "New Yorker" and give a percentage of each sale to the NRA.

Now, we just need a Model 29 Smith with an accessory rail...